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Monday Club – 03/02/25: Your weekly Wealthwise digest
What next for the boutique asset manager?
Boutiques have had to deal with tough headwinds but, with the right set-up, they can still punch above their weight
Alternative Thinking: Why private assets? Why now?
Schroders Greencoat’s Jack Wasserman on the potential upside – and risks – of an allocation to private assets
Monday Club – 27/01/25: Your weekly Wealthwise digest
The week that was, the week that will be – plus, in focus, 'Saba saga' and 'Trump 2.0'
Partner zone
Credit quarterly outlook: Can spreads ever widen again?
Robeco
Tony Dalwood and Peter Bachmann on Sustainable Infrastructure in 2024
Gresham House
Carbon Markets in 2025: Key Developments to Watch
Krane Shares
High-yield credit investing: it’s a marathon, not a sprint
Wellington Management
Opinion
Hello and welcome to Wealthwise
A note from the editor
Five key asset allocation themes for the year ahead
In 2025, markets face a new incumbent in the White House, instability in Europe and a potential revival in inflation
Building greater resilience through diversification
Multi-asset investors are increasingly viewing real assets as important extra strings to their bow to help build more robust portfolios
Will tech giants continue powering passive’s rise?
The ‘magnificent’ run of a certain septet of tech stocks looks set to continue to prove important to the passive...
J.P. Morgan Asset Management
Global market scenarios and risks
Our macro base case over the next 12-18 months sees the global expansion continuing, but with considerably more risks in...
Capital Group
5 keys to investing in 2025
As we enter 2025, market optimism is high amid a strong US economy, interest rate cuts and advances in artificial...
Royal London Asset Management
Outlook 2025: Multi asset: Interesting times ahead
With US stocks eye-wateringly expensive, I think broad diversification is more important than ever, with multi asset portfolios able to...
Orbis
Adam Karr: How to think (and work) like a billion-dollar investor
In this episode of The Knowledge Project podcast with Shane Parrish, Adam Karr, President and Portfolio Manager at Orbis, outlines...
Choice words
Rob Burdett on his Anthony Bolton lesson – Choice Words clip
A short clip from our series of interviews with UK fund researchers and fund selectors - plus episode transcript
02:20 min
Peter Toogood on ‘thesis violation’ – Choice Words clip
02:27 min
Choice Words: Peter Toogood, CIO at The Adviser Centre
On the opportunity of bifurcation, a common pressure on fund managers and the best golf course he has ever played
20:01 min
More choice words videos
Watch: Choice Words: Peter Toogood, CIO at The Adviser Centre
Watch: Peter Sleep on testing fund managers – Choice Words clip
Watch: Rob Burdett on his Anthony Bolton lesson – Choice Words clip
Partner Video
Investment views: ‘We are in the early innings of a profound secular change’
Capital Group investment director Steve Smith on the onset of a new economic era, the power of disruption and targeting...
06:18 min
Investment views: Five ‘prerequisites’ for long-term equity investing
Downing fund manager Rosemary Banyard on the key ingredients for long-term compounding in equities and some examples of where they...
06:16 min
Investment views: ‘Macro environment should now be much more supportive for bonds’
Pimco fixed income strategist Gordon Harding on a significant tailwind for long-term fixed income returns, a ‘generational reset’ in yields...
02:49 min
Better business
Andy Parsons: The evolution of fair value in the MPS sector
In the first of a regular series , Andy Parsons discusses the role of comparison analysis in ensuring fair value
Choice Words: Rob Burdett, head of multi-manager at Nedgroup Investments
On the return of genuine cost of capital, lack of humility being a red flag in manager selection and driving...
15:25 min
Once more unto the (regulatory) breach, dear friends
The chairman of the insignificantly sized investment company TwoHoots Asset Management explains his change of philosophy